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Gladstone L.nyss Epclnud.

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-Mr. Gladstone en-
barked upon the Channel steamer at
Nolkenetone, on his way to France, this
morning. He was cheered by the crowd
which had gathered to Hee him of.
The Times, referring to the snow.balliug
OF MIR. Gladstone yesterday, says that it
WAS a diacreditable act. though Glad
stonians act the example by their doings'
at Unioniat meetings. The position and
age OF MIR. Gladstone. says the Times,
ought to insure him against such INSULT, 4
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TIE story Of the Coyne family, from
Martins Feny, is one OF thoue aHairE
which surprise tho nearest neighbors
Whatever may be the outcome of the
Coroner's inquest, enough is known Ia
justify the moral condemnation OF the
husband, oven il he be legally innocent
and it ia not pleasant thing to retlsc
that such history can be enacted in the
Christian town over the river.
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Want tina Marrinra AnnullaIl.

WAeHINaroN, D. c., Dec. 2S.-The par.
ents Of Miss Bessie J. Hillyss, who was
engaged to bs married to Comptroller
Trenholm's son, and who a week ago
eloped to Baltimore aud married G. G.
Bulkley, have instituted proceedings in
the courts hoye to hsvo the marriage an,
nulled. The grounds alleged ara undue
influence. and that the contracting parties
we're under age and could not legally be
married without the parents consent uu-
der the laws of Maryland.
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HMy Aunt lsridpet y

This funny comedy is to be presented at
the Grand Opera House this evening
every night this week and SATURDAY. aItas,
noon. Since 1t was given here last it has
been improved by the addition Of new
singing, dancing and other specially ies.
lures, besides being as funny 40 ever. Il
will doubtless draw good houses, and thoae
who desire to see 1t In comfort will be wise
70 secure reserved seats in advance at
sheib'a music store. 5$i5 q ~, - =
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sour Irish vtsitors.n -

Tomorrow evening Murray and Muir.
ply, the famous comedians, will present
their popular play OF this title at the Opera
House. The sale oi reserved eeats 10 now
In progrefs ut Banners music store. The
New York Daily Mtui says Of 1t: While
the characters are broadly drawn, there Ia
quite enough Of tho natural In them to
give warrant for believing them to be
copies OF such as they represent. All that
can be said Of them Is that there was
nothing but grinning, chuckllng and
laughter shouts during every minute oc.
eupied, ;S
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SENATOR SHERMAN cannot do better than
to resort to all honorable means to bring
about the rejection OF Mr.. Lamar's nomi.
nation. Probably he will not succeed, but
he will add 10 good record by trying.
Mr.. Lamar may be useful 10 his country
in come other way, il the Senate will
give him chance to got another appoint
ment -'t y. .aH - SOS 80 a.
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A TYPOGRAPHICAL error in Judge Fer.
guaon's reply to Mr.. Carskadon made him
say that by his course in the last election
he had done moro for constitutional rati'
tication" than Mr.. Carskedon and all ol
his party in the S.nte. The word ratiica.
ton should have read prohibition, which
materially changes the aense. 5l..' Il.
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Condition OF tho English Markets, j


MANCHESTER, Dec. 2S.-The Guardian,
in Its commercial article to-day, says:
Tho market is firm and prices are unal-
tered. There is poor demand and the
business is tritling. The inquiry from
the Eastern markets has decidedly fallen
oil, and, as producera with chesply bought
raw material are becoming rarer, mer.
chants find difficulty in placing even the
reduced orders they have in hand. Manu-.
facturera complain strongly. OF the narrow.
ness Of margins and the impossibility of
securing new contracts at prices sufficient
to cover the recent advance in yarns. As
the latter are very firm the manufacturers
prospects are not bright. Meanwhile the
strongest appearance in cotton 10 encour-i
aging spinnsrB to hold out for extreme
rates, even when not compelled by their
position regarding contracts. Little has
been done in the export yarn depart;
ments. 6pinners refuse all offers below
Friday full .rates. The demand is light
all round. Heavy cloths are quiet, but
prices are slightly hardening.
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OBSERVE that the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers does not get its fin
gers burnt as come others did in the
Reading Railroad affair. Tho Brother
hood has way Of keeping out Of great
deal Of trouble into which it might
easily get without half trying. The order
is wisely led, aud tho wise leader appears
to have wise following. e :
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TuR President, being in the State Of
New York, could not attend the funeral
Of ex.vico Prenldent Wheeler, Of that
State. Ho and five members Of his Oabi.
net managed to got to Mr.. Msnning's
funeral. Tho President mixes politics
with his funeral going. ... w.
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IT took Chicago jury just fire minutes
to got free q woman who had deliberately
killed her husband. The secret was that
the jury know the man was running an.
other establishment pronided over by
another woman. Juries are getting more
and moro out Of porto with that kind OF
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Convention of Kansas prohlb,t,op,,t. ai

TcrEkA, KAs., Dec. 2s.-The State Con-
venhon Of the Prohibition party, held in
this city yesterday, was attended by pro-
hibtionists from all parts Of the State, It !
was decided to begin vigoroua campsip n Z
during the coming year, and to put full 4
State ticket In the field. The principal 1
addresses were made by ex.Goysrnor 81.
John and Mrs. Hoffman, President Of the /
Missouri Woman'd Christian Temperance :
Union. - : -
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Won't Aiiect tho Ku,rhis.

CHICAGO, Dec. eS.-"L don't believe it
will iDjure tho knights at all" emphati-
cslly replied Richard Griiiitha, who is
second in power only to General Mas
tor Workman Powdorly, to On inquiry, If
tho defeat Of the knights OF Labor In
the Reading strike would affect the ordsr.
"The strike Was started without the sanc-
ton Of the officers Of tho organization, and
the ptrikers have been beaten as might
be foreseen. I don't think it will affect
the knights in any way Whatever"
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How ths Dlir.ard air.ctcd yyinopa

WINoNA, MINI, Dec. 2S.-Tho blizzard
struck this city on Tuesday evening, caus-
ing drop in the mercury to AZ degrees
below. The weather WAS clear aud cold
this morning with occasional light snows.
Reports from the surrounding country up
to noon indicate no stoppsge Of traffic by
the storm.
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New YoRK, Dec, 2s.-The metal market
opened strong this morning with an ad.
vance of 2 shillings and pence in the
price Of Chill bar copper. Tin ia un-
changed. A big buainess is doing on the
New York Exchange. The French syndi.
cate was early represented on the floor,
and in large offerings Of copper are rapidly
taken up for the account'of this corpora.
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Tho Webor Claim n Fraud,

NEW YoRH, Dec. 2s.-The Weber claim
to land in New York City, which turned
up yesterday at Dover, N. A., is not new
one. In 1872 it was brought forward by a
Weber, who asserted that he was lineal
descendant Of King William the Fourth Of
Holland, who originally owned the land
referred to. The American Aliniater at
tho Hague found 1t necessary to officially
announce the worthleesuess OF the claim,
as an agent Of the claimants was swindliup
credulous Americans on the strength Of It.
The whole affair Is awindle.
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: - :. y - . 80 y = \
Steubenville Printer's Win.

srEusESslLLr, O., Dec. eS.-The strike
on the Herald ended at noon to-day, the
printers being victorioua. Hut, who at.
tempted to .'rat" tho formsnship, was dis
charged, and Campbell, the old foreman,
replaced. By terms ss,eed up, drawn up
and signed by the proprietor and men,
Campbell will receive SIS per week for
services, instead Of $l3, as formerly, and
the compcsitors will get q! cents per
thousand, instead Of %. Work was re.
aumed at one O'Clock. s5E.. 3
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shnmokin Men Still Ont.

suANoKlS, Pa, Dec. 2S.-The Reading
Railroad Knights Of Labor here are still
out and declare they will not return to
work until their discharged associates at
this place arc reinstated. Three train
crews Of non.uuion mon are at work, but
there are thirty-dve locomotives hero
without Crews. The collieries here are all
idle, owing to the lack 81 transportation
facilities. The railroad strikers: however,
dsslGrs that the miners will 70 on strike
as soon as requec.ed 10 do 30. Good order
prevails among the strikera.
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DgpARrMgNT,
n w Wttuov Eoyarrov

y CHARLEsroS, December IS, 1887.
Theodore Wright, E.q, Philadelphia, Pa.
DEAR sIR:-I have received your copy
OF IN open letter addressed to the security
holdera Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail.
way. | have read II with deep interest,
and with inexpressible indignation. It IL
a bill ol particulsra" OF wrongs against
the public, and the stockholders OF the
road, that for years havo been laboring
to have corrected. There is no question
OF your right to recover damages for the
failure to furnish transportation for your
company. The coal operators should COM
bine and make individual complaint be.
fore the Interstate Commerce Commits.
Lelon, to compel the hauling of coal for
them at the came price that 1t is hauled
for the agency. The result in my opinion
will not be doubtful. aHoS' rT
The stockholders Of the Chesapeake K
Ohio Railway can recover all the money
received by the coal agency as profits, by
virtue oil the system adopted. My under
standing iB the Coal Agency is composed
OF officers OF the company. II so, as
tr1,ttfs Of the company they have no right
to use their positions for peraonal profits.
The law on this subject is too we'll estab.
lished to admit OF controversy. 10 clear
our coal.aelds Of this great embargo needs
determined action,-thst is all. The abuse
Of franchise by railroad company in
extortion against a shipper, Is q wrong
against tho public. l am glad you have
written your letter.
Very truly,
u. ". WILSON.
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D1EpIN POOR HOUSE..
Tho FHts Of Babcocky Inventor OF tho Fire
L Exiinrniahar. = "a w. I ---.l--.

Tho FHte Of BabcockJ Inventor OF tho Fire
Extiugu'sher. a .&-,ft " XII
SAN FEANclsco, CAL. Dec. 2Si-M. D.
Babcock, inventor Of the ilte e1tinsuish-.
ing apparatus bearing his name, died at
tho alms.houss on Saturday, aged 10 years.
The cause OF his death was eoltsning Of
the brain. at one time he WAS in receipt
oIslO,OOo mouth for royalty on hiB ma
chimes. After selling patent rights hia
money wa, soon spent, and for aome yeara
he wandered about the State in a desti-
tuto condition. About si1 years ago he
wsa admitted to the alms-house, where he
remained until his death, 9}3isss n.
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OPtIHE U1'p1I1tH 10 UN INEtH!yttctT. 7 =
PARKERssuEa, W. Va, Dec. 2s.-Jefrer.
son Arrowamith, Of Marietta, fell from the
railroad bridge a. that place last night, a
distance Of fully forty feet, while in an In.
toSicated condition, killing himself in.
stantly. His body was msngled beyond
recognition. He was q married man with
o family.
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pOSTOFFICE I,OuBED.

inc Safo.at tChnrlostowh, J Jefferson County,
Blown Opon-Iisnvy Loss.
Special Dlspdteh 10 the Inlelligtnter. '.n
CnARLEsrowN, W. Va, Dec. 2S.-The
postoilice safe in this place was blown
open at an early hour this morning, and
$500 In money and sl,lOo in stampa we're
stolen. There Is no clue to the burglars.
The act waa evidently performed by ex.
perienced hands, f..gl. la.ni
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Fourteen Below u, nIinneupolis,

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 2s.-The tsmpora-
ture this morning was IA degrees below
zero. Clear and but little wind. The
storm of yesterday does not appear to
have touched Northern Minnesota or Ds.
kota. Very little snow fell here yester.
day. Telcgraphic communication in the
Northwest is uninterrupted, and no block
AIDES are reported except slight ones in the
southern part Of the State. Duluth re-.
ports the coldest weather Of the aeason-25
degrees below. Brainerd reported 80 dc.
grees bslow yesterday. Indications are
that tho cold will moderate tonight.
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Miss Cou4ln. Wants to DO aovsruor.

: H'''S" 0tf' 0outftH' ""HtS 20 Uo uuVefu0f. n
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2s.-Miss Phoebe Cousins
has announced thu! she will be an indc1
pendent prohibition candidate for Gov.
ernor in the coming campaign. Mias
Couzins recently vacated the Office OF
Marshal Of the Eastern district of Missouri,
which she successfully managed for sew.
eral months after the death Of her father.
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PARIS, Dec. 2s.-The Uniues says that
the offerings already received for the Papali
jubilee mass amount to 100000. Tie /
mass will be celebrated at 7 A. M. in Rome
and 1880 A. NJ. in Paris. The Offering are
expected to be the largest on record. 81
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From come mildsr experience in this
more favored latitude, we do not long to be
where the thermometer drops foot q
minute and keep, on dropping for twenty.
four hours. There Is too much Of the
boom about that.
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'West Virginia Matters at tho Capital.
Gis+f1f Dis,,nfrb In yhr Y,,pSttso.,..~

West Virginia Matters at tho Capital.
Special Dtspdtch 10 the fl!e!li1ncer.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 2S.-Thomas
Fl. B. staggerH. Of Fairmont, is registered
at the National. He will be here several
days. @
Seldom Rice, Of Valley Mills, and viii
liam W. Teter, Of Wilmoth's, were to-day
commissioned postmasters. Acting Post
maater.G General Stevenson to-day ordered a
change in tho alto Of Big Isaac postoflice,
Doddridge county, as asked by the citi.
zaIH. u
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barn Rurnsr arrnhtnd .

CANTON, o., Dec. Christopher
Observation-Disclosures, aged II, was arrested
last night, charged with burning the barn
Of John Fisher Monday evening. Rauch.
enschwinder was seen running away from
the barn when the alarm was given, 55iisii
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ninasilon Poatollica Rohhed.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2S.-The poatoffice
at Maasilon was burglarizsd last night,
four bags Of mail from this city and Pitts.
burgh being cut open and riAed. A small
amount OF stamps and money were taken,
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Illinois Trains DELAYED,

BLooMlSdroS, H., Dsc. 2s.- the
mercury is 10 degrees below here this
morning. The weather is bright. Tho
Illinois Central mail train was il vs hours
late. All the mails ars delayed.
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THE GREAT BLIZZARD.
nAvAdEs OF THE COLD WAVE.
Tho Mercury far below Zsro-Iowa Drum.
mors Parade In Linen busters and Straw
Hats with tho Thermometer Twelve
" Degrees Bslow-Ensct Ia this City.

Tho cold wave struck Wheeling with
undiminished vigor some time before day.
light yenterday morning. Late Tuesday
night little rain fell. Early yesterday
morning slight showing Of nnow was
made. Sand then came on most wondrouu
cold" From Z A. M. 10 7r. NJ. the ther.
mometer fell Just so degrees at schneprq
corner. At o'clock this morning the
mercury marked Ave degrees above zsro,
a fall OF AZ degrees sincs daylight yester.
day, and a fall Of fifty degrees In thirty.
Six hours. It has been long time since
Wheeling has suffered 30 severe change
in 80 short time. The contrast with the
recent mild air made the effect felt more
terribly than usually when the thermolne-
ter records the lowest temperature ever
experienced In this cline, and to add to
the discomfort q sharp, swift wind blew
all day and all night.
The moon WAS bright and clear last
night, and the weather very pleasant ex.
cept for the keen breeze and tho low tenn.
perature.
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ROME, Dec. 2s-Tha Pope has entrusted
to the Duke OF Norfolk an autograph letter Z
to Queen Victoria, with which the Duke /;
has etarted for London to deliver. 5
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THE READING STRIKE,
All Trouble Practically Over-Tho Ira
kunn!ng Regularly.


Running Regularly.
READING, Pa, Dec. 2S.-Coal and freich.
traffic by thiu morning was firmly re.es.
tablishOd on tho main line OF the Reading
Railroad. Up to noon to-day twenty-five
empty coal trains passed through Read
ing from Port Richmond and thirty load
cd trains from tho coal regions. Some OF
the latter have bsen standing on the sid.
ing north Of Reading ior the past few days
and are now being moved. The notice Of
Chairman Lee, of tho Executive Commit.
tee, to assemblies Of the knights Of Labor,
revoking the order TO 20 to work, and
once more calling out the PHILADELPHIA
aud Reading men, has not yet reached
Reading. It will not generally be needed
by the employees who have already refus.
ed to 80 out and by thsir action on Mon.
day broke the backbone Of the strike.
They are all at work to-day.
The call ior the Reading railroad con.
ventlon to meet here tomorrow for og.
gress!ve measures against the COMPANY,
has not created much excitement in this
city, and theindications are that it will be
very slimly attended, as the orders OF the
company are strict to the effec. that the
men must remain on duty and attend no
snch convention during working hours.
The miners will be most largely repre.
aented. The fact that about thirty mem.
beru Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers obtained engines hs!d by
knights has made the feeling bstyeen
these parties very bitter. Probably 300
new hands have been employed at the
office in this city in place Of old once, and
sent to points wherc they were needed.
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A New Governor for CANADA.

LONDON, Dec. 2S. = The Manchester
Courier atates that Lord Stanley, Of Pres.2
ton, has accepted the Governor General
ship Of Canada. ,3ty
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An Trash Publisher Arrested.

LONDON, Dec. 2s-Mr. Corcoran, printer
OF the Cork Eraminer, has been arrested
on the charge of publishing in that paper /
reports Of meetings OF proclaimed branches
OF the National League. ,5.15 .1771101-f
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S-The thermometer
this morning WAS 16 degrees-a fall OF %
degrees since yesterday afternoon.
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a PIltsburEll EIro.

FfrsBuRaH, Dec. 2s.-A iire at Slack &
shale's planning mill on Penn avenue
about 1880 o'clock this afternoon, dam.
aged the building and stock to the extent
OF $1,000. Fully insured,
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-The cold wave
which came down from the Northwest
yesterday ptill hovers over Chicago, and
the prospects are that the mo1cury, will
drop still lower.
at Ga. M. the Signal Services thermome.
Ter registered l degree above. at 10
O'Clock reliuble spirit inHtrumen!o at opti-
clans stores marked 8 above. at the
hour mentioned the Signal Service Officer
had not received single report from the
West or Northwest, indicating that the
weather must be very severe.
Oshkosh, Wis, reports drop of more
then 20 degrees in temperature last night.
At daylight the thermometer Was Q below
zero.
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& ! I've been sufferer from rhe1matiamn y
iof 10 years ana have baen unable to obtain
any an ielisi at al. Salyation Oil gave me me
entlse relief and hearti.i. > recommend Il.
d1Sa1 W1NxEl, alIs,moie, Nd. EI.. s:'ss"s ~
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Ghe qttttel|l|!iiqetrte,r. l!
ONCE, Nos. as and ~ Fourtssn.h street.
Tuis blow gives tho President m idea OF
the reception with which his message is
meeting. 5F n
IT is q cold day when the Iowa drum.
mes got left. But anybody can wear a
linen dustsr with gallon overcoat inside
him u....'..|.. ~. d. .....HN .... -

TnE Chetspeske 4 Ohio has caught a
Tartar in MIR. Theodore Wright. Of Phila.
delphis, It Is not too late for the com.
pany 10 reform. ,I.
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WATCHED BY FRIENDS,
Joe Miller, u Wheeling ball Player, Parai.
% ~ ysed last Night. ,ffsI a

Mr.. Joseph Miller. Of this city, the well
known short stop, has been at his home
here since the ball season closed. Some
Of bis friends prepared for him a sort Of
holiday surprise, which they sprang on
him last night In tho hall Of the Island
hose house. twas q handsome and cost.
ly gold watch and chain, artistlcally On.
graved on the inside Of the case with the
inecription: s1fI- --757' = - -
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GOVERNOR WILSON'S. REPLY
To Mr.. Wrights Open Letter to the stool
holders ofths q. & o. Railway Company.

holders ofths o. 3 o. Railway Company.
speotal Correspondence of the Insellicenoer.
PniLADRLrnlA, Pa, Dec. 27.-The fol.
lowing letter from Governor Wilson, Of
Went Virginia, has buen received by Mr..
Theodore Wright, President OF the Wlnl.
frede Coal Company, in reply to the lat.
tsr's letter, printed in Tuesdays INTKL1l.
dRNcER. regarding certain determinations
Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad against
his company: l,g ~. 'IS751['" =